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Doesn't it say in Valve's handbook (the one released earlier this year) that it doesn't actually consider itself to be a gaming company?

• StavrosK 14y ago
  That doesn't make it true.
  • w1ntermute 14y ago
    It means that their mentality is significantly different from other game companies, which means that generalizations of gaming companies drawn from their work culture are much more tenuous.
    • lmm 14y ago
      Or it means their handbook doesn't entirely line up with the actuality.
  • tsotha 14y ago
    I wonder. They don't release a lot of titles. But Steam is a gold mine. I wouldn't be surprised if that's where most of the money comes from these days. If true they're really not a game company but rather a distribution company.
• DrStalker 14y ago
  What sort of company does the handbook say they are?